Nice conspiracy theory. 

Too bad it's laughably bogus.

I have a friend who uses a projector, so the screen is as big as the closest bare wall. But I've tried playing on it and it just does not work out for me. I use a 32" Sharp Aquos and it's perfect for my gaming style.

hey guys i just wanted to ask you for a question.I was used to play on a 42" 1080p TV(SO'NY BRAVIA)Then i played for a long time on my friends TV which is quite smaller.Now whenever i try to play on my 42" TV i can't play.It is to difficult.I don't what happened before playing on the small TV i could play perfectly.Now i can hardly aim Any help?

big_daniel215 wrote:

 

hey guys i just wanted to ask you for a question.I was used to play on a 42" 1080p TV(SO'NY BRAVIA)Then i played for a long time on my friends TV which is quite smaller.Now whenever i try to play on my 42" TV i can't play.It is to difficult.I don't what happened before playing on the small TV i could play perfectly.Now i can hardly aim Any help?

i imagine with a little warming up, you could get back to where you were on a 42" tv... i always liken the jump in screen size to playing pool... you jump from a standard bar sized table to a tournament sized table and it takes some getting use to.. jump from a tournament size to a bar size and you have no problem running the table... i would recommend picking a screen size and sticking with it... hope this helps...

game mode disables all the image processing that the television does to make things run "smoother". it decreases the latency this usally introduces which would result in a delay from what you are doing on your console to what it is displaying...my tv warns that turning it on my result in a slight degradation in graphic quality, but honestly, without turning it on video games were unplayable on it..